Nick
Ciuffo,
Lexington HS (SC) - Ciuffo is a strong offensive prospect, with solid pop and
bat speed to go along with a good catcher’s build (6-1, 200). Ciuffo projects
to hit for solid average as he makes really good contact and has strong plate
discipline. In terms of receiving skills and arm strength, Ciuffo is one of the
strongest catching prospects in this draft, but needs to refine those skills
for better consistency. With proper development, Ciuffo should become an
everyday starter with plus offensive ability and decent defensive tools. LINK
RHP Caleb McClanahan – Central Arkansas - Like Graveman,
Caleb McClanahan is no stranger to Mississippi State, but he is also looking
for a better outcome the second time around. He gave up two runs on three hits
in 4.1 innings in the Bears lone loss to the Bulldogs. But if he pitches like
he has multiple times this year, Mississippi State could find itself fighting
through the loser’s bracket. LINK
Jim Callis @jimcallisBA -
Go get Gray &
Manaea for $9.2 mil. @Biggio4HOF: Better deal for #astros... 1.1 Colin Moran 2.1 Manaea or 1.1 Gray 2.1 slot player ?
#mlbdraft
There is a great
chance that with the first overall pick in the 2013 MLB Draft, the Houston
Astros will be selecting one of three players; Mark Appel, Kris Bryant, or Jonathan Gray.
Others, such as Colin Moran and Kohl Stewart also remain
possibilities. General consensus has
Gray tabbed as Houston’s pick and he has a great case as the best prospect in
the 2013 class. LINK
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